Heatkeeper Installation Instructions
HEATKEEPER® Radiator Reflector Panels have been specially designed to be easy to fit without removing radiators:
The size and shape of the panel is designed to be suitable for the most common household radiators in use in the UK;
Cutting divisions and scissor lines have been incorporated into the panel design to make it easy to adapt to varying radiator dimensions;
Radiator Height(mm) |
Use Section Numbers– |
Panel Height(mm) |
---|---|---|
300 | 2+3 | 260 |
400 | 1+2+3 | 375 |
450 | 3+4 | 410 |
500 | 2+3+4 | 465 |
Illustrated, easy-to-follow fitting instructions are included in the pack along with industrial-standard self-adhesive fixing tape.
Secure Taping the Panels
HEATKEEPER® Reflector Panels have been specially designed to be easy to fit without removing radiator.
The size and shape of the panel is designed to be suitable for the most common household radiators in use in the UK.
Cutting divisions and scissor lines have been incorporated into the panel design to make it easy to adapt to varying radiator dimensions.
Hanging the Panels
For those hard to reach areas a NEW alternative “Easy-Fit” method for HEATKEEPER® Panels. Simply hang HEATKEEPER® Panels from your radiator brackets, suitable for radiators that are hung close to the wall or have an overhanging window-sill. This method uses DURAGRIP spines which fit securely along the top of the panel, enabling it to be hung from the radiator brackets.
How many spines will I need?
DURAGRIP spines are 300mm long (“A4” size) and 3mm deep. It takes 2-2½ HEATKEEPER® panels to fit an average (1000mm) radiator. So you will need approximately 3 spines for a 1000mm radiator, covering the areas both between and either side of the radiator brackets. The spines can be cut to fit (as can the panels themselves). Purchase the spines on the website which include DURAGRIP spines and supplementary fitting instructions.
Fitting the hanging panels
Please refer to the Fitting Instructions supplied with your panels or DOWNLOAD A COPY for information about the processes of:
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